WorksheetsAll About Snow!
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
Who took this photograph?
Bentley, the "Snowflake Man"
Dr. Smithsonian
Mrs. Greenacre
The Abominable Snowman
Where did Bentley, the "Snowflake Man" grow up?
Washington, DC
Hawaii
The Himalayas
On a Dairy Farm in Vermont
Snowflake expert Jason Benedict taught at the University of _____ (a city that gets a TON of snow!)
Michigan
Buffalo
Washington, DC
Africa
Another name for the Abominable Snowman is...
the Yeti
Danny
Splat
the Beast
Snowflakes begin with...
water vapor in the air
DNA
frozen snow
ice
Water _____ attach to dust particles.
droplets
molecules
bombs
flows
Water molecules attach to dust particles and freeze into ______.
molecules
atoms
crystals
lakes and ponds
_____ _____ form around dust particles to make snowflakes.
Little snowballs
Big snowballs
Abominable Snowmen
Ice Crystals
When did Bentley take his microscopic pictures of snowflakes?
The 1500s
The 1600s
The 1700s
The 1800s
According to Marshall and Danny, what kind of weather made this kind of snowflake?
Hot weather
Freezing, but not too cold
Freezing, super cold
Rainy weather
According to Marshall and Danny, what kind of weather made this kind of snowflake?
Hot weather
Freezing, but not too cold
Freezing, super cold
Rainy weather
According to Callie and Courtney, what can affect the SHAPE of a snowflake?
Height, place, time
Height, temperature, water
Temperature, Humidity, Air Pressure
Air pressure, place, tools
According to Evan, Brady, and Landyn, where does the Abominable Snowman live?
Washington, DC
A Dairy Farm in Vermont
Buffalo, New York
The Himalayas
According to Mya and Bentley, ice crystals change shape as they _____
fall
evaporate
thaw
rise
According to Mya and Bentley, all snowflakes are different BUT they are all ______.
Hexagons
Squares
Bubbles
Triangles
According to Marshall and Danny, no two snowflakes are the same because there's no way the _____ can be the same!
amount
conditions
snowflakes
answers
Who was the first to say that snowflakes are made up of small "globules" we now call molecules?
Bryan Sykes
Johannes Kepler
Jason Benedict
Bentley "The Snowflake Man"
In the 1600s, Johannes Kepler called tiny particles of water "globules." What do we call them?
snowflakes
The Abominable Snowman
Formaldehyde
Molecules
According to Jacoby and Ella, Johannes Kepler was a German _______. What was his job?
Power Lifter
Cat Wrangler
Sandwich Maker
Astronomer
According to Evan, Brady, and Landyn, HOW did scientists conclude that the Abominable Snowman was NOT a modern bear?
DNA from hair and bone
Cave Drawings
Folk Tales and Stories
Photomicrography
What are the Himalayas?
Scientists
Snowflakes
Pollutants
Mountains
